Annual Report | 2014
Supporting People,
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Strengthening Communities.
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
A Message from Scott Cooper | Executive Director
TV mega-star Oprah Winfrey grew up in rural Mississippi with
nothing to wear but a potato sack. Actor Jim Carrey dropped out of
high school at 15 to go to work as a janitor to supplement the family
income. Bestselling Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling talks about having
to choose between feeding herself and feeding her baby. Country
music phenom Shania Twain survived abuse by her father and took
refuge in a homeless shelter. Academy Award winning actress Hilary
Swank grew up in a trailer park. Society’s consensus was that these
five celebrities were going nowhere. Society’s consensus was wrong.
Poverty doesn’t have to be a life sentence. A helping hand at the
right time, a shelter from the storm of life, a mentor to point the way
can make the difference between a life of destitution and a life filled
with meaning and opportunity.
NeighborImpact’s role in Central Oregon is not to provide
handouts; it’s to provide hope. Hope that with a little help, people
can get back on their feet. Hope for a better life for children. Hope
for a diminishing need to provide essential services that prevent
people from starting or freezing or gives them opportunity to join the
mainstream economy and thrive.
NeighborImpact brings together public and private funding,
dedicated caseworkers and compassion to serve a broad spectrum
of communitywide needs—from the very low-income to middle class
households looking to become homeowners. We support people and
strengthen communities through a range of activities and with the help
of generous volunteers and funders.
This report is our story, but it is more than that: it’s your story, too. It’s a story of how a community is helping its own to achieve dreams
that weren’t supposed to ever become reality. Thank you for all you
do to make it happen. — Scott R. Cooper
Executive Director
NeighborImpact
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NeighborImpact
Feeding Our Neighbors
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
After opening up the newest Starbucks in Redmond, owner Emmett
Curran began looking for ways to be involved in the community.
He was introduced to Sandy Klein, the food resource specialist
for NeighborImpact, who helped Emmett organize a team to
provide volunteer hours at NeighborImpact’s regional warehouse in
Redmond.
“I am a big believer, as is Starbucks, in giving back to our local
communities through nonprofit organizations,” said Emmett.
Emmett’s goal is to build a lasting relationship with
NeighborImpact and help out in a variety of ways. This year, his
Starbuck’s team helped box up all kinds of food at the warehouse,
spent time working in the demonstration garden, and donated
coffee and food for events.
Emmett recognizes that volunteerism by local businesses is an
essential way to build community engagement and relationships. He
is thankful NeighborImpact provided the opportunity for his team to
give back to the community.
“Not only do we get to do good things, but it also gives us all
time to connect outside the busy work environment and get to know
each other better. It’s a great team-building time,”
NeighborImpact
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Food
Total Food Distributed by Regional Partners
3.48 million meals
3.8 million pounds
Food back into community
All Food Recovered Locally
Food Distributed by NeighborImpact
65 semiloads
2.6 million lbs
Food back into community
NeighborImpact Leverages Resources
OR
For every
dollar donated
5 meals
7 lbs
7 pounds of food
“Our work helps families put food on the table.
Our numbers are at an all time high... I’m glad
that I can
be of help.”
— Tony Montoya,
NeighborImpact Food Bank Volunteer
Home & Business
219*
Homes Saved
(*211 saved from Foreclosure)
27
Individuals
Graduated
Matched Savings Program
Facilitated
purchase
of 51 homes
Foreclosure Support
Loan Modification
Health & Safety Upgrades
Reverse Mortgage
$173,000
Matched Savings Awarded
$8,168,342
Local real
estate sales
Economic
growth
“The workshops NeighborImpact hosted were
really interesting and informative.”
— Sylvia Metcalf,
Matched Savings Program Participant
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NeighborImpact
Financial Assistance
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Madison Hartley, owner of “A Native Bloom” in Bend, recently
returned from China where she was asked to teach a class about
western floral designs. That trip was partially made possible thanks to
NeighborImpact’s matched-saving program, also known as Individual
Development Accounts (IDA’s).
“The Chinese floral school saw my website and asked me to come
teach. It was an amazing experience,” exclaimed Madison.
The program works like this: for every $1 saved by NeighborImpact
clients, they’ll see $3 in return. It can be used for things like college,
buying a first home, or starting a business. Madison ended up with a
total of $10,000 and used the money to buy a car.
“Previously, I was borrowing other cars, which weren’t always big
enough for the flower arrangements,” said Madison. “The new car
gave me the space I needed, helped me look professional, and now
my business is growing.”
A series of financial classes on money management and credit
is required to participate in the program, which Madison said was
extremely helpful. Business classes at COCC were also required to
give her an added boost.
“The staff at NeighborImpact, especially Yolanda, was great to
work with because they truly advocate for your needs and encourage
you every step of the way.”
Madison heard about the program from a friend who used
matched savings to pay for college.
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Children & Families
9 sites
23 Head Start classrooms
505 children served
125 homeless families
Acquired housing
92%
100%
Ready for school
By end of Head Start program
Head Start children connected
to health/nutrition professionals
“After we financially qualified for the
Head Start program, we plugged into the
NeighborImpact network and found there were
additional services that could help us.”
— Melissa Crispen,
Head Start Parent
Individuals Served
Energy Assistance
13,842
Food Bank
42,594
Child Care Resources
1,809
Head Start
HomeSource
1,943
641
Housing Stabilization
558
Weatherization & Rehab
212
“NeighborImpact has made trainings accessible
and affordable, offering classes at our facility and
throughout the Central Oregon Region.”
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— Tammy Rundle,
Director, Growing Tree Children’s Center
NeighborImpact
Teaching Children
and Families
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Kelli Dixon says Head Start was a life saver for her family. She’s raising
two daughters and her oldest, now 5 years old, is a graduate of
NeighborImpact’s Head Start program.
“When we joined Head Start, we really needed it,” explained Kelli.
Head Start provides a broad range of services in addition to
classroom education. Health, nutrition, and family support services are
complemented by a vast array of NeighborImpact programs.
Students attending Head Start make great strides when they
graduate. Of the 433 three- and four-year-olds attending class last
year, well over 90% either met or exceeded standards in areas such as
math, literacy, language, and cognitive skills.
Last fall, only 46% of students were meeting basic literacy
standards. By the spring, that number was up to 94%. While math is
a bit more challenging, 83% of students were meeting or exceeding
math standards by the end of school, up from 25% in the fall.
For the first time ever, NeighborImpact now employs an education
and quality-coaching specialist to provide additional resources to
teachers. The new position will help boost both teacher and student
performance.
“It was challenging to decide if I should put my daughter in Head
Start,” Dixon said. “But once I did it, I felt better, because she made
such great progress.”
NeighborImpact
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Strengthening Businesses
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Redmond resident Lisa Mathis has spent most of her life caring for
children. Concerned about having someone else care for her own
children, Lisa started a daycare business years ago.
“It has provided me the opportunity to stay home with my children,
have an income, and provide a service to parents who work outside
the home.”
Aside from a few classes here and there, Lisa never had formal
training until coming to NeighborImpact. The Child Care Resources
(CCR) staff helped her with advanced certification and walked her
through the Oregon’s new Quality Rating and Improvement System
(QRIS). While the day-to-day operations of her business haven’t
changed, Lisa says she’s changed the structure of how she interacts
with the children. “We want these kids to play and have fun, but now
there’s a purpose behind it.”
Lisa has the kids work on motor skills while playing with play-dough
and Legos, and teaches them basic social skills so they’ll have an
easier time entering pre-school or kindergarten.
Thanks to the help from the CCR staff, Lisa is now working on her
associate’s degree at Central Oregon Community College and wants
to pursue other educational opportunities in the future.
“It has changed the way I parent and how I do things as a provider
– so it’s been nothing but positive.”
“They’re help is amazing. Every time I have a question or a
concern, they are there for you. They work with you to fit training and
resources into my schedule.”
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NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Financials
July 1, 2013 – June 30 2014
(unaudited)
Total Revenue: $14,039,057
■ Federal Grants: 33%
■ State Contracts: 32%
■ Value of Food Contributions: 24%
■ Cash Donations: 6%
■ Program Income: 3%
■ City/Counties: 1%
■ Other: 1%
Total Expenses: $13,855,376
Program Services:
■ Helping Families in Crisis: 36%
■ Education: Children/Families: 31%
■ Sustaining Homeownership: 10%
■ Transitional Housing for
■ Homeless Families: 9%
Administrative Costs:
■ Management/General: 12%
■ Fundraising/Community Relations: 2%
For complete disclosure of financial information,
please see the NeighborImpact website under the “About Us” tab.
www.neighborimpact.org
NeighborImpact
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Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
July 1, 2013 – June 30 2014
Assets
Cash and Cash Equivalents
$3,082,865
Accounts Receivable
$2,018,261
Inventory$160,741
Long-term Investments
$1,075,000
Notes Receivable
$1,204,712
Property and Equipment
Total Assets
$474,215
$8,015,794
Liabilities and Net Assets
Current Liabilities
$154,628
Payroll Liabilities
$126,143
Notes Payable
$211,366
Total Liabilities
$492,137
Beginning Net Assets
Changes to Net Assets
$7,170,237
$353,420
Total Net Assets
$7,523,657
Liabilities and Net Assets
$8,015,794
For complete disclosure of financial information,
please see the NeighborImpact website under the “About Us” tab.
www.neighborimpact.org
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NeighborImpact
Homeownership Services
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Kris Dank thought she did everything right. She was working full
time, owned a home, and had six months’ worth of savings. But then
she lost nearly everything when the housing market crashed.
After getting back on her feet, Kris learned about NeighborImpact’s
homeownership program and the opportunity to save up for a down
payment on a house through the IDA program.
“I grew up in lending and know a lot about money savings, but
going through NeighborImpact’s classes made me realize many
people don’t understand credit or how it works.”
Kris has a long history in the real estate business, first in lending
and now working at a title company. She sees it as her mission to
share NeighborImpact’s resources with others. That’s because many
people are not prepared for the realities of homeownership.
After 13 months of saving and taking financial classes, Kris was
able to put down $8,000 toward a new house. She tells friends, family,
clients, realtors, and lenders about NeighborImpact any chance she
gets.
“I love sharing my story, and I’m doing it on a regular basis.”
NeighborImpact
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Providing Shelter
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Kayla and Rowdy were once drug addicts. You wouldn’t know it
today as the couple is raising three beautiful daughters, are both
gainfully employed, and lease a comfortable place on Redmond’s
east side. But life wasn’t always like this.
Their lowest point came when the Department of Human Services
took custody of their children. They were told to get clean and find
stable housing. They did just that. But it required assistance.
NeighborImpact’s housing services includes a family reunification
program. The staff worked with local property managers to help
Kayla and Rowdy find housing and begin the process of rebuilding
their credit and reputation.
“It felt unreal,” exclaimed Rowdy. “We’re recovering addicts so
good things aren’t supposed to happen to people like us, but they
did. It was a huge blessing.”
Once the couple found housing, DHS immediately started the
process of reuniting them with their children.
“It’s just incredible to think about where we are now versus where
we used to be. Our daughters don’t have to worry about drugs or
strangers at the door,” said Kayla.
The couple is happy to share their story. They say NeighborImpact
went above and beyond their expectations – giving them hope
for the future. Their next goal? Signing up for NeighborImpact’s
homeownership program and taking one more step toward the
American Dream.
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NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Thanks to the strong support of our friends, donors, local
businesses and foundations, NeighborImpact had another successful
year of fundraising.
In addition to providing our many services to one out of every four
Central Oregon residents, last year we were able to raise $103,500
from the community to purchase an additional refrigerated truck to
help with our food recovery program. This program picks up food
at local grocery stores and other food outlets and then distributes it
through our warehouse to our 40+ Central Oregon partner agencies.
This program has grown so substantially in the last few years, that we
now recover 1.3 million pounds of food annually from local resources
– an amount equal to the 1.3 million pounds of food we receive
annually from the Oregon Food Bank in Portland. A side benefit to
recovering this food for consumption by needy residents is that this
food does not end up adding to the growth of local landfills.
Another special fundraising project that we were able to accomplish
was securing the funding from the Meyer Memorial Trust to
establish our first full-time Communications Director position. As
NeighborImpact continues to grow, it is imperative that we find
additional communication avenues to educate the public about
our programs while simultaneously reaching out to the community
to secure the financial resources necessary to grow our programs
and meet the needs of the community. This three-year grant is the
foundation for this position and program.
All told, NeighborImpact provided support to more than 50,000
Central Oregon residents through our 14 programs this past year.
Your support continues help us provide necessary services, most of
which are unduplicated in our community. Thank you.
If you have not yet made a contribution to this year’s fundraising
efforts, please use the enclosed envelope for your gift. Thanks again
for your support!
Sincerely,
Bill Kemp
Chief Development Officer
Questions? Please feel free to contact me at (541) 323-6501.
NeighborImpact
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Honor Roll of Donors
July 1 2013 - June 30, 2014
Mt. Jefferson - $25,000+
Maybelle Clark Macdonald Fund
Meyer Memorial Trust
Safeco Insurance Foundation
United Way of Deschutes County
The Oregon Community Foundation Three Fingered Jack
$10,000 - $24,000
Anonymous
Aria Foundation Bank of America Charitable
Foundation Inc .
Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation
FootZone - Bend Fred Meyer Foundation
Oregon Food Bank
Whole Foods
Robert & Mary Anne Woodell
Mt. Washington - $5,000 $9,000
541 Threads
Bank Of The Cascades
Donnie & Heidi Castleman
Episcopal Church of the Transfiguration
Les Schwab Tire Centers
Corporate Office
John & Janice Nelson
Oregon Head Start Association
Partnership to End Poverty
John & Leaf Picchetti
St. Charles Health Systems
The Emilie Gamelin Mission Fund
The Roundhouse Foundation
Umpqua Bank
Washington Federal
Wells Fargo Foundation
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Black Butte - $2,500 - $4,900
Anonymous
Michael Braden and Carrie Gibson
Cash&Carry
Hands and Feet Charitable Fund of OCF
High Desert Aggregate & Paving, Inc.
Larry & Andrea Hunter
Dana Margosian
MDU Resources Foundation
Medisiss
Network for Good
ODOT
Gary & Sarah Olson
David Pollock
Bill & Susanna Ross
Safeway Foundation
Martha Sargent
State of Oregon Employees
Williamson Family Fund of the OCF
North Sister $1,000 - $2,499
Anonymous
Al & Illean Beasley
Scott Beeman
Bend Garbage & Recycling
Bend Research Inc.
Larry & Arlene Bowden
Brooks Resources Corporation
Cascade Natural Gas
Chevron Humankind
Columbia Bank
Community Presbyterian Church
Consumer Cellular
Scott Cooper & Laura Craska Cooper
Charles & Lynn Cross
Deer Ridge Correctional
Institution Employees
Sandra Dellafiora
Dent Instruments, Inc.
Deschutes Brewery Pub
Deschutes County
Deschutes River Ampitheater LLC
Phyllis & Wayne Duncan, Jr.
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Roy & Jan Dwyer
E2 Solar Inc.
Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Kent & Anne Gatling
Daniel & Sheila Fohrman
Jim & Kathi Hayward
Michael & Teresa Hensley
Home Federal Bank
Home Federal Foundation
William & Karen Kemp
Spencer Krueger and Mary LeFevre
William and Ann Lincoln
Stephen & Patsy Macnab
Macy’s - Bend
Diana & Matt Tomseth
Janet Merrell
Jack & Carol Mumford
Nashelle
PacificSource Health Plans
Plus 3 Foundation - Michael Lindaas
PGE Employee Giving Campaign Steven & Kim McCarrel
Shirley Ray
Schwab Charitable Fund - Loren Smith
SELCO Community Credit Union
Starbucks Coffee Company
Carol Stevens
Sunriver Christian Fellowship
Sysco Portland Inc
State of Oregon Unemployment Dept.
US Bancorp Foundation
United Church of God
Michael & Sheryl Wales
WorkSource
Middle Sister $500 - $999
Annonymous
Aaken Corporation
Bruce Abernethy & Mary Meador
Harvey & Sharon Abrams
Roger & Judith Aikin
John & Jo Ann Aklonis
Tom & Lori Barber
Charles & Lynne Beck
Beecher Carlson Insurance Agency, LLC
NeighborImpact
Bend Soroptimist Service Foundation
Richard & Christine Bishop
Employees Community Fund of
the Boeing Company
Boller-Thomas Foundation of Oregon
Alta J. Brady
Cascade Educational Services Inc.
CenturyLink Clarke M. Williams
Foundation
Jeffery Chappell
Christian Women’s Fellowship
City of Bend Employees Association
CJT Properties
COCC Communication Class
Philip & Linda Dean
DEQ
Sage & Lynne Dorsey
Kathie Eckman
First Community Credit Union
Steven & Nancy Geigle
James Gregory
Scott & Katie Hall
Bob & Verlee Hitzhusen
Michael & Susan Hollern
Robert & Marvia Horning
Glenda Hyde
Joe Emerson & Ann Brayfield
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
Patrick & Linda Kallal
K-Designers, Inc.
Don & Cameron Kerr
Heidi Leckband
David & Marsha Lewis
Jerome & Sandra Loomis
Macy’s Inc. Matching Gifts Program
James & Denise Mahoney
Leonard & Norine McCulley
Sarah McDougall
Jeff Merkley
Ronald & Judy Mundt
James & Laura Murray
Steve Murray
Navis
Martin & Barbara Nicholas
Carole Nuckton
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Honor Roll of Donors
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Greg & Connie O’Neill
Pacific Power
Retina Clinic of the Cascades
Risk Management Associates
Michael & Betty Schreiber
Tim & Betty Shuler
Spork Bend
Frances Stevenson
Structus Building Technologies Inc.
Self Sufficiency
William & Hete Sugnet
AARP Tax Event
The Herb Center
Jean Vetter
Vitamin Cottage Natural Food
Markets, INC
Linda Warnholtz
Westside Church
Women of the Moose 1801
Kermit & Diane Yensen
Zivney Financial Group
South Sister - $250-$499
Anonymous
Matthew & Luann Abrams
American Endowment Foundation
Aperion Management
Eli & Dottie Ashley
Wayne & Susan Bailey
Kimberly Bowden
Maria Britton
Susan Brody & Allen Johnson
Bruce Brody-Heine
Terrill & Shannon Buffum
Adam & Sarah Carter
Center for Car Donations
David & Miriam Deeth
Mark & Edith DeLay
Patricia DeWitt
Division of Child Support - Bend
Eva Eagle & Bruce Bowen
Jim & Ginny Elliott
Executive Womens Golf Association
Charles A. Adams Family
Flatbread Community Oven
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July 1 2013 - June 30, 2014
David & Kitri Ford
Ron & Laura Fritz
Gensco, Inc.
Neal & Gertrude Goldsmith
David & Nancy Gibson
Linda & Tom Gilkey
Jim and Cheryl Guffey
Bryn Hazell
Sheri Hilton
Glenn & Lynne Hutchinson
Jefferson County Faith Based Network
Kevin & Teresa Knaack
Paul & Patricia Knollman
Andrew & Janet Knowlton
Barbara Lundquist
Janelle MacKay
Paul & Eileen Mandel
Cynthia McCabe
James & Marie McCallister
Jack & Barbara McCown
Richard Miller
Roger & Sara Miller
Susan Mondry
Mark Murzin & Kris Knoernschild
Phillip Neely & Alice Galloway Neely
NorthWest Crossing
Scott & Terry O’Connor
Blair O’Donnell & Joseph Murray
Kathleen O’Reilly
Richard & Diana Pond
Chris & Emily Quaka
Doug & Judith Sawtell
Robert Schantz
Kenneth Schofield
Dorothy Shepard
Nancy Simonson
Roseanne Sizer
The Center
The Woodside Weaver
Donald & Judith Thornburg
Kirk & Dorothy Ward
Wells Fargo Community Support
Campaign
Sara Wiener & Joanne Richter
Ray Wiese
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Jack & Sandy Williams
Patty Wilson
Bea Zizlavsky
Broken Top $100 - $249
Anonymous
Mike Ahern - Jefferson County
Commissioner
Alive & Well
Cory Allen
Paul & Jennifer Andrews
Mark & Diane Backus
Susan Baris
Carolyn Barr
Andrea Barss
Robert & Jerri Barss
Michel & Toby Ellen Bayard
BBT Architects
Dick & Candy Behrends
Patricia Bells
Robert Bernard
Scott & Pamela Beyer
Jennifer Blechman
Robert & Debbie Bleile
Fred & Judy Blue
Jeff Boulet
Sherry Brainerd
Susan & Bruce Bray
Penny & Jim Brommer, Jr.
Robert & Virginia Brown
Gordon & Banni Bunting
Marilyn Burwell
Gary Capps
Jason & Gwen Carr
Cascade Crest Transitions, Inc.
Central Oregon Street Rod Association
Dale Clark
Susan Clark
Judy Clinton
John & Silvia Collins
Virginia Cordoni
Denise Croft
Debbie Cushman
Grier & Rosemarie Davis
Jeffrey Davis & Jane Jensen-Davis
Deschutes County Commissioner
NeighborImpact
Tony & Kathy DeBone
David & Donna Dobkin
Mark & Karen Douglas
Duane Ecker
Betty & Anthony Ellis
Perry & Carol Elwood
Sue Epperson
Sean Eslinger
Kate & Rick Falk, III
Dale Friedkin
Stuart & Hilary Garrett
Gary Gruner Motor Co.
Richard & Anita Gassner
Peter Geiser & Maureen Sweeney
James & Virginia Gibbons
Julie Glover
Lynda Goodlove
John & Margaret Goodman
Bill Gowen
Grace First Lutheran Church
Brett & Caren Graham
Bob & Fran Greenlee
Thomas & Katy Griffin Jr
Laurel Haas
Virginia Hansen
Stephen Hare
Richard & Kathy Harville
Thomas & Lauralee Harville
Teague and Tami Hatfield
Trevor and Angel Hawman
Derek & Peggy Hayner
Rebecca Hayward
Headlines, LLC
Jeffery & Cathy Henderson
Charles & Wilma Hens
Ida Hensley
Richard & Carolyn Herb
Scott & Jo Hersh
John & Barbara Hicks
Jennifer Holmes
Mary Howard
Jerry & Susan Inman
John Jensen
Art & Alice Johnson
Cindy Johnson
Mark Joseph
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Honor Roll of Donors
Anonymous
Mike & Sue Keenlyside
Christopher & Daniele Kell
M. Silvia Khan
Larry & Kathleen Kimmel
David King & Susan Wilson
Phil & Anne Kirk
Kiwanis Club of Bend
Kerrill Knaus-Hardy
Greg & Patricia Knowles
Robert & Sylvia Knudtson
Kolb & Associates
Patricia Kolling & Mark Worshtil
Philip Labbe
Michael Lattig
Elliott & Diane Lawson
Ron & Diedre Lemp
Michael Lindaas
Shannon Lipscomb
Burton Litman & Jeanne Freeman
Justyn Livingston
James & Darelene Luckeroth
Richard & Carol Luebke
Boyd Lyle & Pamela Keyes Lyle
Macy’s
Madras Subway
Cara Marsh
Dennis & Coreen Martin
Nelson & Joanne Mathew
Al & Janet Matson
Mike & Lynne McConnell
Stephanie McDermott
Joseph Mecham
Moda Health and Employees
Marlene Morrison
Julie Mosier
Daniel & Sarah Mulholland
Jim Munro
John Murphy
New Leaf Academy of Oregon
Grace Nielsen
Tim O’Connell & Kim Walton
Department of Revenue
Carey Olson
Mary Oppenheimer
OSU Cascades
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Jerry Ozment
Anonymous
Pacific NW Regional Lions
Sydney Patton
Steve & Tina Pavelic
Daniel & Terri Payne
Eileen Peberdy
Donald & Darcey Pederson
Peter & Dolly Perrine
Gary Petersen
Sarah Phipps & Charles Massey
Pierce Family
Becky Plassman & Dorothy Leman
Walt & Carolyn Ponsford
Jim & Becky Powell
Dennis & Robin Prouty
James Punt & Gabriella Poato
Clyde Purcell
RBS Manufacturing Company, Inc.
Redmond DHS and Child Welfare
Diana Richardson
Kristen Riley
Laury Riley
Pamela Robbins
Shirley Rodgers
Bruce & Kathleen Ronning
Scott & Debbie Roots
Richard Royal
Wesley & Judy Scales
Kevin Scalise
Sandra Schmidt
James & Kelley Senechal
William & Lois Shelley
Anne Sjogren
David Slidders & Karen Hewer
Marjorie Smith
Kim Snow
Donald Sorensen and Else Roberts
Robert Spears
Lewis Sperber & Liu Ping
Quilene & Egan Steele
Michael & Ruth Stenkamp
Tami Sterling
Connie Stoaks
Jon Stringer
Keith & Susan Studwell
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Allen & Roxann Summers
Sun California Natural Products
Sunriver Resort
Connor & Ida Marie Sutton
Ray & Kim Thwaits
Douglas & Rita Utter
Amy Volz
Linda Walker
William & Shirley Walkey
Betsy Warriner
Hayden Watson
Martha Weaver
Jeannie Wheeler
Ron & Eileen White
Robert & Patricia Williams
Larry Wineinger
Robert & Eileen Woodward
Hannah Yorra
Douglas & Vivian Zirker
Mt. Bachelor - Up to $99
Anonymous
Cat Addison
Jeffrey & Beverly Adler
Elizabeth Adrian
Sandra Affonso
Nancie Allen
Jada Altman
Bette Andrew & Remmal Nivens
Terry & Kathleen Anger
Louis Angoli
Mickey Ash
Beth Asigiri
Austin & Renee Baillie
Summer Baird
Barbara Baker
Lawrence & Rachel Baker
Tammy Baney
Barbara Barker
Cheryl Barker
Clayton & Cathy Baxter
Lauren Beathe
Madeline Beauvais
Karla Becker
Nancy Beckley
Madeline Bednarek
NeighborImpact
Brady Bedsworth & Katherine Smith
Bryan & Laura Beebe
Stephen & Debbie Beer
Bend Quilters
Bend Women’s Breakfast Club
Linda Bender
BendPro Home Inspection Services, LLC
Richard & Debbie Benson
Earl & Jan Berg
Bryan & Shannon Bergstedt
Marie Bernardy
Irene Bernstein
Douglas Berry
Richard & Karon Berry
Jack Beye
Herbert Blank & Lee Ann Ross
Brianna Blunt
Meghan Blyth
Renee Alton
Linda Bonotto
Elizabeth Bouvier
James & Janie Bowers
Julie Bowers
Rebecca Boyer
Annonymous
William Brady
Lewis & Norma Brainerd
Donna Brandon
John & Rebekah Bria
Donald & Barbara Briggs
Lisa Broadwater
Frank & Barbara Brocker
Brown County United Way
Jenny Brown
Robert & Julia Bryant
Ken & Cyn Buehner
Taylor Bundy
Susan Burdish
Gregory & Debra Burke
Richard Burkhart
C3 Events, LLC
William & Jeanette Callender
Maria Callison
Kimberly Callister
Judith Campbell
Julie Cannon
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Honor Roll of Donors
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Brian Carmack
B & M Carne
Kristen Carne
Adam & Molly Carroll
Robyn Castano & Suz Fields
Barbara Catron
Susan Cavanaugh
Steven Chan
Charla Ranch
Aubre Cheshire
Dennis & Kristee Chick
Patricia Christopher
Janet Cigoy
James Clark
Ray & Beverly Clarno
Diane Clinkscales
Scott & Kelly Cloud
Stephanie Clymens
Vanessa Cobarrubia
Sarah Cochran
Jacquie Cohen
Kathy Colombo
Karen Conway
Susan Cooper
Steven Coplin
Edward & Jeanne Coulson
Mary Coulter
Stephen & Megan Craig
Joyce Cranston & David Warren
Brian & Christina Crosby
Thomas Cruz
Robert Currie
Debra Dackert
Frank & Lea Dailey
Brian & Mona Daly
Dana Signs
Karen Daniels and David Stensland
Alyce Dawes
Jay & Mary Lou Delaney
Natalie Dent
Phillip & Lynda Derr
Paul DeWitt
Mary Dickerson
Dennis & Caroline Dietrich
Bob & Carolyn Dietz
Phillip Dimeco
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Stephen & Carol Dixon
Lester Dober
Patricia Dodson
Cynthia Donahue
Doorn Accounting Group CPA’s PC
Theo Dornbusch
Tammy Doty
Elizabeth Douville
Teri Drew
Sandra Dunahay
Patrick & Linda Eaton
Bruce & Marsha Edmonston
Amanda Ehlenbeck
Carl & Anita Elliott
Katy Elliott
Tully Ellsberg
Hayley Elshire
Emily Emmett
Mary Emmitt
William & Traci Engle
William & Deborah Ennis
Kelsi Erkkila
Janet Even
Tammy Everhart
Annonymous
Jeanine Faria
Nancy Farnham
Neil Farnham & Marie-Eve Takla
Cherie Ferguson
John & Julianne Fife
Matthew Finfer
Michael Fisher
Lynne Fitzwater
FJ Hodecker Family Fund of The OCF
John Flatt
Karen Flynn
Ronald & Molly Foerster
Joe & Laura Forest
Diane Franzi
Myrna Freshwaters
Cheri Frey
Robert & Pat Fulton
Hoy Fultz
LaVerda Gallagher
Guillermo Garcia
Joanne Gehlert
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Elijah George & Linda Shekerdemian
Allyn & Elaine Gilbert
Teresa Gillespie
Joan Gilliland
Myra Girod
Mary Gluck
Brett Golden
Ken Goodin
Irene Goodnight
Noel & Jessica Goodpaster
Donald & Joan Gordon
Robert & Joan Gordon
Patsy Graves
Jeffrey Green
Ronald Gregory
Linda Griepentrog
Peter & Trina Grube
Tim & Sue Hagner
Dolores Hague
Nancy Hall
Ari Halpern & Lisa Cena
Andrew Hamlin
Josie Hanneman
Jackie Harmon
Nancy Harper
Timothy & Cari Harper
Raymond & Anita Hasart
Stephen Hawes
Mary Hay Long
Susan Hazan
Peter & Mary Hedren
Molly Heiss
Collins & Wendy Hemingway
Homer & Cindy Hepworth
Carmen Hetzel
Karlyn Hetzler
Martha Hickerson
Daniel & Laura Hickmond
Larry & Marilyn Hicks
David Higginbotham
High Desert Contracting Roofting Solutions
Matthew & Rebecca Hillman
Richard Hoffman
Mollie Hogan
Doris Holcomb
NeighborImpact
Rex Holloway
Mary Holm
Roxanne Holm
Andy & Elaina Holmberg
Gay Homer
Marla Hoover
Carrie Huffman
Chris Hughes
Kathleen Huhn
Norman & Christine Hunter
Alice Huskey
David & Renea Hutchings
Dennis & Julie Ireland
Alison Jackson
John & Yasuko Jackson
Robert & Bette Jackson
Ellen Jacobs
Paula Jacobson
James & Erika James
Melisa James
Michelle Jamison
Dennis and Kris Jennings
Byron & Tracy Jenson
Lauren Johnson
Mali Joiner
Jeff & Susie Jones
Barbara Jordan
Marean Jordan
Alicia Jumar-Loffler
Kathleen Kadlec
Nicole Kalk
Michael & Abby Kaplan
Kathi Keeton
Ann Kelly
Robin Kemmer
Vicky Kemp
Shelley Kempf
Terryl Kemple
Robert & Katharine Kennedy
Robert Kerr
Jamie Kertay
La Jeanne Kline
Andrew Knight
Darren & Phyllis Kosanke
Michael & Alison Kozak
David Krawski
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Honor Roll of Donors
Dyan Kuehn
Vicky Kumle
Gladys Labsch
Brandon Ladd
Cathryn Laird
Ken & Janet Lakin
Carolyn Lamb
Ronald & Cristina Lamoureux
Joanna Larsen
Scott & Jennifer Lauray
Diana Lawlis
Gary & M. Teresa Lawrence
Jennifer Lawrence
Kathy Lawrence
Annonymous
Marjorie Lee & Mark Dierbeck
Paula Lester
Rudolph Lewi
Jennifer Lewis
Charles & Karen Lindemenn
Andrea Lindsay
Kevin & Jessica Link
Dennis & Karen Lisius
Nora Lisius
Kae Loverink
Diane Lozito & David Jenkins
Allen Lucas
Jeffrey & Katherine Ludeman
Chris & Kim Ludwig
Annamay Lundstrom
Douglas & Nikki Lundy
Ted & Kelly Lyster
Stu & Claudia MacDonald
Paula MacNeill
Bill & Lorchid Macri
Nanette Madsen
Annonymous
Stephen Magee
Cathy Maikish
Elizabeth Majorowicz
Cris Mansfield
Dainius & Cameron Marijosius
Neta Marlin
Emilie Marlinghaus
Diane Marsch
Mary Marson
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Amy Martin
Linda Martin
Matthew Martin
Robert & Priscilla Marvos
TeriAnn Mason
Cindy Mastenbroek
Lisa Mathews
James & Tamara Mathiesen
Michelle Maton
Charles & Elouise Mattox
Richard & Karen Maunder
Bill & Delores McCann, Jr.
Andrea McCart
Damon & Robyn McCartney
McCleery Chiropractic Health Center
Karen & Wayne McClelland
Pamela McConnell
Marilyn McGatlin
Thomas & Ann McGranahan
Heather McGuire
Melody McKenzie
Marsha McManaway
Gunn Menegus
Janice Meredith
Metolius Friends Church
Tamara Meyers
Raymond & Christine Miao
Janet Michelsen
Mike & Shelley Miesen
Kimberley Miller
Michael & Victoria Miller
Rachel Miller
Steven & Sandra Miller Family Trust
Earline Monroe
Jason & Breanna Montoya
Jerry Moore
Marcia Morgan
Latisha Mortensen
Mark & Sally Morton
Sarah Mosley
Thomas & Dana Muller
David & Lanette Munks
David & Sheila Munson
Bob & Judy Murphy
Brenda Murphy
Jeff & Linda Murtaugh
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Annie Muske-Dukes
Stefan Myers
Dennis & Jeanne Newton
Julie Nichols
Don & Daniele Nisewanger
Amy Nomani
Lynn Norris
Carolyn Novick
Thomas O’Brien & Leslie O’Brien-Koc
Glenyce O’Connor
Harry Ohe
Laurie & Richard Olson
Sixten Olson
Kiki Ongaro
Ed & Jeannie Onimus
Oracle Corporation
Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife
Oregon Department of Revenue
Scott Owens
Emil & Loretta Pachmayr
Pamela Paget-Wakefield
James & Shelley Palmer
George & Susan Papanic
Cindy Parren
Annonymous
Mary Paulson
Scott Paulson
Kathy Pawelski
Lisa Payne
Eleanor Pelletier
William and Phyllis Pengelly
Michael & Mary Sue Penhollow
Howard Petersen & Mary Giles
Lisa Peterson
Sylvia Petrich
Greg & Nancy Pierce
Lisa Pierce
Pete & Norma Post
Katherine Potter
Robert & Nancy Povey
Pat & Susan Preston
Court Priday
Karen Prow
Brooke Radeker
William & Jane Raleigh
Linda Rasmussen
NeighborImpact
Shirley Ray
Charlie & Kathy Rayner
Paul & Tracy Read
Redeux
Xavier Reyna
Kenny & Lorraine Rice
Laurie Rice
Patricia Rickard
Pamela Ritchie
Robert Saw & Suzanne Underwood Saw
Daniel Roble & Angelica Maria
Julie Rombach
Greg Rompel
Carol Rooney
Courtney Rosales
Tom & Jill Rowe
Robert Royer
Stephanie Sahleen
Elaine Salmonson
Martha Samco
Kenton Sandine
Noel Schnur
Jaym’e Schricker
Erin & Jed Schuhmacher
Doug & Janet Schwarz
Carol Scott
Annonymous
Chris & Barb Secor
Wendy Seems
Bradley & Christina Seney
Annonymous
Daniel & Stephanie Serpico
Michael Shadrach
Linda Shaw
Vincent & Janet Sheerin
Walter & Sally Sheridan
Brian Shetterly
Steven & Tamara Shisler
Kathy Short
Madeline Sibley
Ronald & Marilyn Sievers
Andrea Sillers
Teresa Simenson
Eric & Debra Simpkins
Wendi Skala
Dale Smith
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Honor Roll of Donors
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Emily Smith
Jay & Mary Lou Smith
Klara Smith
Maryjane Smith
Paula Smith
Ryan & Tiffany Smith
Thomas and Carina Smith
Lola Solomon
Andrus Soper
Kerri Standerwick
Judy Steckman
Donnie & Deb Stelma
Broc Stenman & Judy Sterett-Stenman
Jackie Stewart
Karole Stockton
Melvin Stoltz
Marcia & James Stone Jr.
Daniel & Elizabeth Strausbaugh
Todd & Susan Strible
Wally & Marie Sturtevant
Ed & Elly Styskel
Karen Swirsky
Kelly Swisher
Linda Santilli Taylor
Robert & Bonnie Thomas
Matthew Thompson & Megan Hill
Sandra Thompson
Jeannie Thorp
Amy Thorson
Linda Tobias
Cynthia Tomlinson
Daniel & Koleen Tompkins
Adaline Towle
Patricia Town
Timothy Tucker
Jennifer Tumilson
Nancy Tyler
Melissa Uballez
Peter Ulmer
David & Lisa Uri
William & Mary Usher
Maria Vacarella
Gayle Vanderford
Helen Vandervort
Chandra Vaneijnsbergen
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Jeff & Laurel Variel
Kylie Vigeland
Margaret Voedisch
Donald & Diane Wadsworth
Kris Wagner
Robert Walker
Sheila Walker
Gregory Walsh
Amy Ward
Rosie Ward
Rebecca Warner
Alice Warren
Leslie Weaver
Sharlene Weed
Carone Weigel
Robert & Joann Weisgerber
Diane Weishaupt
Virgina Welander
Melodee West
Stephen Westfall
Pamela Whelchel
Evelyn Whitaker
Roland & Gail White
Candace Whitton
Thomas Wightman
William Wignall
Laura Wilkinson
William and Julie Getty
Brad & Elaine Williams
John Williams
Marc Williams & Lisa Lewis
M.A. Willson
Erika Wilson
Patricia Wilson
Keith Witcosky
Craig Withee
Lisa Wolpowitz
Jan Wood
Tracey Wright
Danielle Wyeth
Sara Yellich
Young Construction Co
Stuart & Sandy Young
Suzanne Zetterberg
Boone & Erin Zimmerlee
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
In Honor of:
Greg & Nancy Pierce
Bonnie Lamb
Jack & Mary Clinton
Caitlin & Ryan Holzhouser
Karen McClelland
In Memory of:
David Trump
Lawrence Lehman
Rosanne Thornhill
James Benish
NeighborImpact
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Gift-In-Kind Donors
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Robert & Priscilla Marvos
Lowe’s
Mike & Sue Kennlyside
Carolyn Tillia
Pizza Monda
Cascade Culinary Institute
Cascade Lakes Brewing
Marjorie Tipton
Carino’s Italian
Susan Adams
Little Pizza Paradise
Bed, Bath & Beyond
Phat Matt’s Brewing
Barbara Perin
Oxfort Hotel
Deschutes Brewery
Starbucks Coffee Company
Brasada Ranch
Ruth Baser
Cincercone Clay
Health Goods
Deschutes Children’s Foundation
Bleu Bite Catering
Flatbread Community Oven
Chow
Horizon Broadcasting Group
mary Marson
John Kinder Pottery
Steve Murray
Lava Edge LLC/Oregon Green
Hooker Creek
Products
NeighborImpact
Supporting People,
Strengthening Communities.
Gift-In-Kind Donors
Seven Peaks School
Mary Wooster
Sodexo
Mitzie Matt Design
Strictly Organic
Nancy K. Tyler
Village Baker
Pattie Knollman
10 Barrel Brewing
Paula MacNeil
Sun County Tours
Red Carpet Car Wash
Alicia Mehlis
Redmond Dental Group
Bess Schaberg
Stage Right Productions
Crystal Works
Susan Yokoyama Pottery
Denise Pinkerton
Tana Clark
Happy Danes Quality Auto Repair
Jody Zacha
Klara Smith Cakes
KTVZ
M. Teresa Lawrence
Bend LaPine School District
Maggie Annschild, Ph.D.
Blue Spruce Pottery
Majorie Hamlin
Parlour
NeighborImpact
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Susan Bailey
President
Seth Crawford
Crook County Court
Andrus Soper
Vice President
Laura Beebe
Deschutes County
Linda Walker
Secretary/Treasurer
Brian Carmack
Crook County
Edward B. Onimus
Executive Committee
Redmond City Council
Joe Hight
Crook County
Chad Carpenter
Executive Committee
Crook County
Mike Ahern
Jefferson County Commission
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Deschutes County Commission
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